What do you like best in prog?

[kirk]

Originally Posted by podakayne

on another note perhaps you did forget the exotic and/or erotic aspect there's lots of that sprinkled about prog too.

tracy, that's very interesting.
i'd question if most males register that facet...
....or would admit to it if they do!

IMO if it moves into fantasy territory, the male fantasy is to
be these artists, or trade places, much like a sports hero.

is it that many prog artists aren't drenched in testoterone,
displaying a sensitive side that makes it appealing?

mossy- which artist or group in particular were you referring to?

k

[yorksrvc]

I'll take this opportunity to create my......SUPERSTAR........Prog Group
Vocals: Absolutely Peter Gabriel from the Lamb era
Drums: Mike Portnoy.from ALL ERA'S!!!
Bass: Ray Shulman........Mr. Under rated himself.....He da bassman
Keyboards: I'll have 2 please.....Tony Banks and Rick Wakeman...let them fight over who leads......it'll all be good!!
Guitar: Steve Hackett and his Firth of Fifth Playing....what a haunt...this would be for me.

NO HORNS!!!
NO ORCHESTRA!!!
Mood set of the Album would be a Storyline based on Liberal and Conservative America......Good Luck!!!
Producer and Co-writer: Steve Wilson
When's it comin' out?!??! Goin' to the Amazon

[sharcnorris]

Superstar Prog Band? this should have been a New thread because I think we all just might Chime in............if this is Fantasy then lets have a Battle of the Bands

Mike Oldfield
Rick Wakeman
Phil Collins
Greg Lake

just imagine the Vocals, the Studio Artistry of Masters together.......ahhhhh

[yorksrvc]

hey sharc.........opinion is pouring out of me........

Mike Oldfield: Excellent choice..he slipped my mind.....would he also play guitar?
Rick Wakeman:

Phil Collins: My favorite drummer, 'til MP came along and I love Phil's vocals

Greg Lake: I like his work, but as a bass player myself, I need a little more action. The thought of Phil and Greg singing together is very interesting

GREAT CHOICES!! I'd like to hear that group too

[sharcnorris]

[quote=yorksrvc]hey sharc.........opinion is pouring out of me........

Mike Oldfield: Excellent choice..he slipped my mind.....would he also play guitar?
QUOTE]
One of the Finest guitarist in the land, yes he presses keys but I'm not sure what you mean.... ahh, you thought of his Vocals on Crisis ( top ten Fav CD's)

[yorksrvc]

sssssssshhhh!! I'm not real familiar with too many of his CD's. The next 2 after Tubular Bells were nice, but I haven't heard him since then. THAT'S a long time ago. I thought he played guitar, just haven't heard in a while. I like your SUPERSTAR Line up

[sharcnorris]

Originally Posted by yorksrvc

sssssssshhhh!! I'm not real familiar with too many of his CD's.:

As the proud owner of 25 of Mikes recording , you are missing some Classics. These recommendations are not like his 1st few...

Platnuim and Qe2 are tonal genious
5 miles out is an opus exceptional
then there is the Simon Phillips years on Drums.......Crisis an exceptional Recording with double footpedals flying

finally you can get these AWESOME recordings for peanuts:http://search.half.ebay.com/Mike-Old...QpgZ2QQmZmusic

[RogorMortis]

Now lets take another road.

Music is an art form which I define as an expression of emotions in one or several forms. Progressive music is a more complex expression of emotions through melodies, lyrics or a complete musical picture plus of course elements from the list

Therefore I cannot define anything specific in the list. Except that great progressive rock knocks my emotions over. Modern classic music can also do the same.